Handle Codex Success
D-179 worked example, stage 3 (the success handler). Lists codex_queue rows in state=success, emails the issue link plus the log path, and finalizes each row to done. The sweeper already consumed the completion marker, so this stage is file-free. Notify-then-mark is at-least-once: a crash between them re-notifies next cycle. Run this as ONE scheduled dish - the scheduler serializes a schedule's runs, so the list-notify-mark sequence is not raced by a concurrent copy of itself.
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